Mechanical snowboard traction
The Giini Pyro is mechanical traction hardware, not a foam sticker. Spring-loaded grip that keeps working when friction quits.
- -40° rated
- 3M VHB industrial
- Made in USA
Lock in, drop in. Or your money back. Foam pads hate this. -40° rated. Free US shipping.
Foam vs. Pyro. Not a fair fight.
Round
Foam pad
Giini Pyro
Wet grip
Fails when iced
Mechanical — unaffected
Snow buildup
Packs in, then polishes
Open chassis sheds it
Connection
Hope plus friction
Spring-loaded lock
One-footed control
None
Steer on edge
Lifespan
1–2 seasons
Transfers to your next board
Full teardown on The Fall, receipts included.
The numbers
Every measurement, no fine print
- Width
- 174 mm / 6.85 in
- Depth
- 119 mm / 4.69 in
- Height
- 35 mm / 1.38 in
- Grip system
- Active Tension — spring-loaded
- Adhesive
- 3M VHB industrial
- Origin
- Made in USA
- -40° rated
- 3M VHB
- Hardware, not a sticker
Born from a fall
Built for control
The idea for Giini did not happen in a boardroom. It happened at the top of a mountain, face-down in the snow, with a bruised ego and a twisted knee. Thirty years of foam stickers, and the industry called it safety. We went and built hardware instead.
Fig. 01 — the fall in question
